Safety razor in carry on
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Hi,
I've been reading a lot online but cannot find anything closely related to the problem I'm experience.. I'm really hoping someone can help me figure out what's going on.
Almost every time after I have (unprotected) sex with my girfriend, I get small red bumps (~20-30) on my penis--mostly along the front and sides and lower foreskin-- as well as sometimes a few near my stomach and pubic hair. This has happened maybe 10 times.
I need to get over this, is there anything you would recommend for future safety, i now carry gloves in my pocket as the paramedics said i should of worn gloves in the first place, but as you can imagine you dont expect this happening in a gym environment.
So it is ok to come into contact with blood as long as the skin is not damaged?
Thanks last question.
Hi-I used a (used) safety razor at a golf course and cut myself. 10 Days later I had throbbing voluntary muscles throughout my body and a sinus issues. The sinus issue cleard up in two weeks, but the throbbing eased into a dull ache-particularly in my right biceps that I've had for 6 months, I was tested thoroughly for HVC (multiple antibody, PCR Qual) and HVB. All negative. My hepatologist has referred me to a neurologist saying the razor was just a coincidence.
Hi, I'm 7Weeks along, and I'm a registered nurse in home care. A client I see often has 6 dogs, all of different breeds a cat, and a bunch of birds. The house is unclean. There is often dog feces and urine on the floor and the birds are allowed to fly around and poop where they please. My concern is that being in this house may be unsafe for me and my child. Any thoughts?
You are most likely having an allergic reaction to whatever shaving cream or lotion you are applying to your legs, assuming you are using a safety razor. It is also possible that you do have extra-sensitive skin and the skin response is to mechanical irritation from the shaving device you are using. You might want to switch to a “non-allergenic” shaving cream/lotion product. On the mechanical side be sure to avoid using any razor that is not ultra-sharp.
I noticed a bump on my sons head and I took him in to see his pediatrician, she said she didnt know what it was and got another doctor, the other doctor said it looked like a carry on.( Im not sure if that is spelled correctly) But she only glanced at it for like two seconds and Im not sure what a carry on is and I am not confident about her answer. My baby is two months old and this hard bonelike bump the size of the top of a tumb showed up from one day to the next right behind his soft spot.
I realized her saliva had blood in it. I myself had small razor cuts on the base of my penis. Is it impossible for the blood from her saliva to have entered into my razor cuts and infected me? If so, why? That is, is a larger amount of blood needed to infect via blood on blood contact? Please advise.
I go to sleep on my side, but wake up on my back all the time. We are told not to sleep on our backs because the weight of the fetus may compress the inferior vena cava. This is a possibility in some pregnancies, but not all. If your IVC is being compressed in a way that your blood pressure is being affected enough to affect the baby, you would know it--you'd feel short of breath, lightheaded, etc. Listen to your body. Besides...
Yes, that ought to greatly up the risk from oral as a safety blade may have made one or more minute nicks in your skin (not enough to hurt or visibly bleed, but, leaving enough wounding for infected saliva to breach the skin barrier).
Eight weeks does sound long enough though (especially if that's the recommended period).
I'm a clean, healthy 18 year old. I've never had sex and every time the pain appears, it's usually not during my period (if it does appear, it's mostly because of the pads I wear and the material rubs the skin raw). It's more of a stinging/burning type feeling. It lasts usually for a few hours especially after I'm on my feet a lot. I don't think it could be sweat but I know some tight clothing could be an issue.
In late December while diving in Australia, I was bled on by a male diving instructor while getting geared up. The instructor's wound wasn't a gushing wound and I don't think I had any major cuts. I did have some coral cuts on my ankle from diving two days previous and I have acne and body acne which produces light lesions. However, during diving and showering, I didn't notice or feel any major cuts. I'm reasonably sure I didn't get any blood in my eyes or mouth.
my heart goes out to them - how each of you finds it within you to fight and fight and carry on I simply do not fathom. I am humbled and in admiration of you hardy souls...I only wish your resilience and perspectives were infectious diseases
I must learn to count my blessings...it is the only way to get out of this hell hole. god bless all the good and decent ppl out there who are in worse shape and in greater need of your help. I'm a lost soul, in need of direction...that is all.
I had an incident I wanted advice on. I reached both my hands in to get something out of the bathroom cupboard & after a while of looking around and moving things with my hands I picked up & moved a shaving razor which the blade was not covered.
Most commercial sex workers do not have HIV (the rate is quite low in Switzerland) and HIV is not typically spread on inanimate objects such as dildos although taking a dildo directly from her vagina to your rectum can transfer genital secretions and does carry a small risk for infection. In your case however, following repeated testing, you can be confident that you did not get HIV.
s probably unlikely, in the first place, that the virus would even survive on a razor... but there is a bit of risk, so why even have that risk when it can be completely avoided?
Toothrbushes are the same thing. Peoples gums are sensitive, and may sometimes bleed and cause the same thing.
Again, the virus is very sensitive outside of cells and the body. It's unlikely to survive on those items, but, it is a safety precaution. There is a possible risk, and they want you to know about it.
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